Drives

Question 1

Alert

Answer 1

A change of body posture and increased respiration when the dog first encounters the odors he has been trained to detect.

Question 2

Indication

Answer 2

A trained behavior that pinpoints source.

Question 3

Hunt

Answer 3

Drive to pursue out-of-sight stimuli.

Question 4

Air scent

Answer 4

Drive to follow wind born odors.

Question 5

Retrieve

Answer 5

Drive to bring prey to the pack.

Question 6

Prey

Answer 6

Drive to pursue, bite, and kill visual prey.

Question 7

Draft

Answer 7

Drive to pull when restricted.

Question 8

Tracking

Answer 8

Drive to follow ground disturbance odors.

Question 9

Survival flight/self-defense

Answer 9

Flight - drive to flee from real or imagined danger.

Self-defense - drive to attack real or imagined danger.

Question 10

Rank

Answer 10

Drive to achieve higher rank in the pack.

Question 11

Guard

Answer 11

Drive to defend territorial space from intruders.

Question 12

Protection

Answer 12

Drive to defend pack members.

Question 13

Activity

Answer 13

Drive to move or act.

Question 14

Trainability

Answer 14

Drive to follow the desires of the pack leader.

Question 15

Homing

Answer 15

Drive to return to pack or territory.

Question 16

Pack

Answer 16

Drive for emotional contact with pack members.

Question 17

Play

Answer 17

Drive for physical contact with pack members.

Question 18

Pointing

Answer 18

Drive to passively indicate prey.

Question 19

Fight

Answer 19

Drive to measure physical prowess with rivals.

Question 20

Herding

Answer 20

Drive to circle and direct prey.

Question 21

Drive

Answer 21

Subconscious impulses to react to stimuli.